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Pilots appeal business’ expansion

The Watsonville Pilots Association is appealing a decision by city planners to allow Nordic Naturals to expand its facility near the Watsonville Municipal Airport.

Watsonville closes Pinto Lake boat dock

Watsonville City officials have closed the launch ramp and dock at Pinto Lake City Park until further notice, the city announced on its website Wednesday.

Council to consider PV High School's athletic field

In what could be the final chapter of a long saga, the Watsonville City Council will consider approving Pajaro Valley High School's athletic field project on Tuesday.

PVUSD Chief Business Officer starts post

Joe Dominguez, Pajaro Valley Unified School District’s new Chief Business Officer, took the financial helm of Santa Cruz County’s largest district Monday.

Red Cross: Blood donations urgently needed

The American Red Cross urgently needs blood and platelet donations to help address a winter blood shortage, the organization recently announced.

Aptos High grad’s play to hit the stage

Aptos High School graduate Kiegan Lee's one-act play she wrote was selected to be performed by a professional theater company during the 33rd annual festival of Plays by Young Writers in January.

North County division chief checks out

Battalion Chief Humberto Arista, a division chief with North Monterey County Fire, put in his final day Wednesday following 26 years with the district.

Seniors CAP their year

At the end of the school year, Watsonville High School’s seniors unveil the projects that cap their final year and serve as a legacy to their four-year journey.

Round 'em up

Horse show open to the public this weekend at the Fairgrounds

CHP urges summer drivers to put safety first

CHP officers are on high alert leading into the upcoming week, as summer travel starts up and Fourth of July approaches. The agency is reminding all drivers to put safety first as more cars than usual are traveling Santa Cruz County’s roads.
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Walgreen to pay $6 million in price scanner and expired products...

Walgreens has agreed to pay $6 million to settle allegations it overcharged customers and sold expired products in California, including violations identified in Santa...
A crew from Granite Construction works on Reach 6 of the Pajaro River at Watsonville Project along Corralitos Creek. (

Levee work underway